Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News is a global news organization owned by Bloomberg L.P. It reports on business, finance, economics, politics, and other topics.
Bloomberg L.P.: Bloomberg L.P. is a privately held financial data, software, and media company founded by Michael Bloomberg. It owns Bloomberg News and supplies the organization’s corporate structure.
News agency: A news agency gathers and distributes reporting for publication or broadcast by its own outlets and other organizations. Bloomberg News supplies stories both to Bloomberg outlets and to outside publishers.
Reuters: Reuters is an international news agency and media organization owned by Thomson Reuters. It is a major global wire-service rival with substantial financial reporting.
Media ownership: Media ownership describes who controls news organizations and the economic structures that support them. Bloomberg L.P.’s ownership links newsroom operations to a broader commercial enterprise.
Bloomberg Terminal: Bloomberg Terminal is a subscription platform for financial data, analytics, communication, and news. The news operation grew alongside Bloomberg’s flagship financial information service.
Newsroom: A newsroom is the editorial operation where journalists gather, verify, edit, and publish news. Bloomberg News coordinates reporters and editors through a global newsroom.
CNBC: CNBC is a television and digital news organization focused on business and financial markets. Its broadcast-first format contrasts with Bloomberg’s integrated terminal, wire, and media operation.
Conflict of interest: A conflict of interest arises when competing obligations or incentives could compromise independent judgment. Coverage of financial firms can intersect with Bloomberg’s data and technology business.
Financial journalism: Financial journalism reports on companies, markets, economies, and the institutions that shape them. It is the reporting tradition at the center of Bloomberg News’s coverage.
Investigative journalism: Investigative journalism uses sustained reporting to uncover facts about matters of public interest. Its investigations extend Bloomberg News beyond routine market updates.